Top Hybrid Jobs

The Account Executive is responsible for acquiring and maintaining business relationships with clients, understanding their requirements, identifying new business opportunities, and upselling existing accounts. They will resolve client issues, monitor key success metrics, and collaborate with various teams to provide the best solutions.

As a Technical Product Manager at OptionMetrics, you will own projects from inception to completion, defining agile requirements and user stories for development. You'll collaborate with technical and business teams, manage new features, assist in quality assurance, and leverage your technical knowledge to drive product development and solutions.

As a Senior DevOps Engineer at Finix, you'll secure production infrastructure, build monitoring systems, and develop security standards. Collaborating with developers, you'll manage AWS services and CI/CD pipelines while enhancing system security and operational performance.

The Head of Product/Principal Product Manager at Magnify will lead the transformation of post-sales customer experience, collaborating with engineering, UX design, and customers. Responsibilities include defining product vision and strategy, translating customer needs into user stories, prioritizing features, and measuring success metrics. This role is integral to the early product development cycle in a fast-paced startup environment.

As an Account Executive at Finley, you will build and manage your sales pipeline, drive quota attainment, source and close fintech prospects, prepare sales collateral, and collaborate with teams to inform the product roadmap. You'll also have the opportunity to mentor new team members and contribute to the sales process.

The Partner Marketing Manager will integrate marketing strategies with key partners, develop and execute campaigns, manage content creation, and optimize marketing efforts by analyzing performance. They will serve as a bridge between partnerships and marketing, ensuring alignment and driving success through multi-channel initiatives.

As a Ruby Software Engineer, you will be responsible for maintaining and enhancing a stable infrastructure crucial to financial technology products. Focus on reliability, performance, and scalability of existing systems and potential migrations to new platforms. Collaborate with teams, troubleshoot issues, and support long-term strategic initiatives.